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... FRUIT FOR PRESERVING. PLUMS 13bs. for Is. 6d. Mar V uum Bonums, for la. 6d.; IZlba. for Is. 6d.; Damaoos, 12lhs. ter Is. «W Blackberries, 121bs. ter 3s. Deurored Free. Qt. WALKLING, FRUIT AND POTATO MBRCHANt. 110. LOAMPIT HILL, LEWISHAM. AND EDGAR HOUSE, HIGH ...
... INvOT 7: USHIROOJ1 s? A riv;v days cgo, under the title of Why not blackberries ? we ventured to ?? the advisability of devotirg a certain amount of attention to the culture of blackberries as a valuable feeder to the recently started jam-making factories ...
... constable. He gave the name of Frederick Terry, of St. Catherine's-road, Notting Dale, and stated that he had been gathering blackberries, when he slipped and fell into the ditch. The ambulance London Hospital, where it was ascertained that he was suffering ...
... broad leaves, anti, in the early spring, bent nearly to the ground with largo mulberries, rich and juicy like the Lawton blackberry ; such I have in my door yard, with evergreens, beautiful roses and lilies, planted six years ago, and which have had very ...
... gathering blackberries, were walking the rear, when the ram made for them, and before they ooold say Jack Bobinacn,” or even get oat the Christian name that iUnstriooi personage, one of their number (the ana who had charge of the blackberries) made the ...
... and ivy leave* encircled the base. Miss Cunningham was responsible for this woes. The windows were filled with and fruit blackberries, apples', pears. wheat, fancy grass, Prince of Wales's feathet• being arranged with an effective though simple taste. This ...
... others. The fruit, whieh is the most profitable industry, comprises strawberries, raspberries (red, yellow, and black), blackberries, gooseberries, currants, plums, grapes, mulberries, apricots, peaches, apples, pears, quinces, walnuts, both so-called ...
... was much appreciated by the visitors, the rain of the morning materially brightening it up. Blackberries were wonderfully plentiful and ripe, and blackberrying formed a pleasant and satisfying amusement to the party. There was no attempt to dine together ...
... ’ole piece. Taken all round, Pleasure is quite up to Gus’ average, and certainly tho audience is the same. Lords thick as blackberries, and ladies fair of all description. Augustus himself, self-possessed in the hour of triumph, scene painters, ill-conc ...
... the hues of old wine the sun slants down upon them, and one sees them from the length of field away. Still green are tho blackberry boughs, insidiously creeping amongst long father? grasses, with silvern tufts of plumes, or amongst the blackened fronds ...
... September the trees and hedges still retain their full foliage, tho latter dotted with purple black sloes and ripening blackberries, and both offering a grateful shade m the still hot sun or shelter from any treacherous autumn breeze, when the hamper ...
... son of Joseph Giddings, Park-villas, Laatherbottleroad, said that on one day, he could not recollect when, he was picking blackberries in hedge by Mr. Spurgeon's field. There was a wood adjoining the field, and he saw • man get over the fence and go into ...